Comments by "Hugh Jorgan" (@HughJorgan1) on "Washington Post" channel.

  1. On what facts do you base your opinion he's a "dirty cop" and should be impeached?
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  2. Archers Arrow ..Blaming Trump for Covid deaths is ludicrous. It’s like blaming Governor Cuomo for the deaths of thousands of seniors he put in nursing homes. Oh wait, I do blame Cuomo for those deaths...:/ And I blame other Governors and Mayors for ignoring Federal Covid guidelines and playing politics rather than taking action. And I blame Democrat leaders who downplayed the crisis early on, such as Biden calling Trump’s China travel restrictions “xenophobic and hysterical”, Pelosi telling people to go to Chinatowns, De Blasio telling New Yorkers in early March to “act normal, ride the subways, go to school”, etc etc. Most of all, I blame China and the WHO. Lastly, look at the bright side...there are 9 countries with worse per capita mortality rates.
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  3. The founding fathers had no clue what the 21st century would look like in terms of guns, domestic security, and globalization. Which is why we have countless common sense laws and regulations to ensure the right to bear arms is infringed.
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  4.  @claytonhumphrey1560  ..Check out some of the other trending videos. At the risk of using Trump-like hyperbole, I'd guess there were just as many supporting him.
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  5.  @bernlin2000  ...I re-read my comment and it's confusing. The point I was trying to make is the Democrats and their propaganda media (i.e. CNN, MSNBC) are always assuming people are 'guilty until proven innocent'.....before the facts come out. I.e Kavanaugh But since it's Biden, suddenly it's innocent until proven guilty.
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  6.  @austinstephens8201  ..McConnel was smart to bring up the fact. It helps explain his rationale for blocking Obama in 2016 and clarifies why he feels completely justified to proceed with confirming Barrett. Bottom line, the GOP is smart (and completely within the spirit of the Constitution) to proceed filling Ginsburg's vacancy. And that bugs the hell out of Democrats. But I'm sure you're more irritated at Ginsburg's stupidity not retiring many years ago during Obama's second term, all the Dems currently contradicting what they said years ago, and Harry Reid helping to eliminate the Filibuster. It's best you just accept the situation.
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  7. Obama's speech writers would say he accomplished a lot.
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  8. I'm going to steal that one. Well done.
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  9.  @Raven27495  ..You're right. Trump did talk about using ultraviolet lights and disinfectants to combat Covid. The context of his comments was the brainstorming occurring on possible treatment alternatives. Propaganda media like CNN and MSNBC lied about the context of his comments, and many changed the word "inject" to "ingest". It was blatant propaganda. Worse, Hillary tweeted that Trump was telling people to "poison themselves" (her words). I hope you get my point. Media and Democrats have been lying and twisting Trump's comments for 4 years. This ludicrous story about Trump "suggesting people vote twice" is a perfect example.
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  10. Do you understand there’s always going to be a difference (lag) between the number of available tests and the number of tests conducted? Honest question.
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  11.  @ApoBeef  ..Please clarify your question. Do you think I should've mentioned all other religions with creation myths?
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  12. Julie Sandberg ..There’s many things we still don’t know about the universe. It’s amazing and inspiring to think about. It’s illogical to attribute what we don’t know to fictional characters and superstition. One could argue that’s where foolishness enters the discussion.
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  13. Julie Sandberg ..And remember...it took over 13 billion years for the universe to get to this point. And 4.5 billion years for the earth to get to this point. During that time there’s been massive physical and evolutionary changes. For example, the oldest life forms appeared about 3.5 billion years ago. So it’s illogical to say “everything” came from nothing.
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  14.  @ApoBeef  ..Thanks for clarifying and good point. I assure you I'm equally perplexed with Islam and their delusional beliefs and superstitions. In many ways their stories are even more ridiculous than Christianity's.
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  15. Moral of the story...A huge number of the Democrat leaders have no clue what their party truly represents. And it's far left idiots like AOC who are the biggest problem.
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  16. Not to mention the 10s of $billions we spend on detaining illegals and asylum requests simply because they were able to set foot on American soil.
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  17. I also dislike how Youtube formats paragraphs triple spaced. More importantly, your opinion is mostly assumptions, generalizations and/or hearsay. The next 6 years will be very difficult for Dems and those hanging onto disproven conspiracy theories. Trump's doing an excellent job for the country. America First will get him 4 more years.
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  18. Jar Sosa ..To be determined. My point is that people need to understand that gun regulations are a reality. The “shall not be infringed” argument is illogical.
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  19. I'm curious what you consider "fiction"?
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  20. Jess S....Climate change is real. It's been occurring for billions of years. It's influenced by many factors beyond our control. They include tectonic activity, wind patterns, solar radiation and the natural carbon cycle. In addition, there's interesting new studies on the effect on climate of our solar system's position on our galactic disc. All I'm saying is look at the big picture. Realize we only have accurate weather data for a couple hundred years. Don't fall for the fear mongering. While we have to be far more responsible with respect to pollution it's illogical to attribute climate change to a single factor.
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  21. Jess S ..And can you please point me to the source of the “300%” and claim that Co2 levels are “higher than they’ve ever been”? Serious question... I’d love to see the factual data. Because the information I’m aware of indicates there’s been times in the past when carbon levels were significantly higher than they are now. In fact, about 150 million years ago the levels were about 10 times higher. And there’s no need for the misplaced political attacks. You’ll note I was neutral in my comment.
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  22. jagkings5679 ..Good info. It’s interesting to look at the GFDL hurricane history, which unfortunately only goes back to 1878, to see trends. There are natural influences on storm intensity. My main point is that we only have good data on hurricanes and other weather/ climate events for a relatively tiny period of our history. I think many people hear the word “record” and make incorrect assumptions as to what it means in the big picture.
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  23. Your return key is sticky. It resulted in meaningless lines/white space in your comment. Just click 'edit' to correct.
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  24.  @roddaman7545  ..Good catch. I will edit. I was thinking about Obama signing the economy-killing Paris Climate Accord by Executive Order. The other two points remain. I normally give people that catch errors a thumbs up, but unfortunately you ruined your comment with misplaced insults and ad hominem.
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  25. States can get money...only if they have full accountability on how every single dollar is spent.
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  26. Of course it's a sham. Just like their two impeachment circuses. A cornerstone of Democrat strategy is to keep their brainwashed voter base distracted from their incompetence (and the real issues) with 'orange man bad'. They're terrified of the 2022 midterms and 2024. And they should be.
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  27. Sarcasm is the best humor.
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  28. The China Virus will go down in history, not due to the numbers of deaths, but due to the level of panic, over reaction and "abundance of caution".
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  29.  @madrid7790 ..Those that reply with strictly insults or ad hominem, rather than a coherent argument, are showing an inability to have adult discussions. You should reflect. And if you'd like to learn more, Google "Seven Levels of Disagreement"... and look at the bottom two levels. Moreover, you could learn a lot from how "Dobbys Boggart" approached the discussion. He's at Level 5: "Counterargument".
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  30.  @anastasia-ICXCNIKA ..Good point. So do you disagree with them taking down the Colton statue?
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  31.  Crown Royal  ..Your comment needs clarity. What do you disagree with?
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  32.  Crown Royal  ..So I have a 'small brain' because of my profile name. smh
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  33.  Crown Royal  ..ok...Now I get it. It's very hard to get that from your original comment. I encourage you to be clearer in your original comments. I naturally assumed you disagreed with my views on the Boeing lawsuit. btw, I like your whiskey.
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  34. Bloomberg is Ross Perot all over again.
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  35. Every MSM and fake comedy show (Colbert, Meyers, etc) that pushed the wall as a "Trump vanity project" for the last 3 years should be apologizing to Americans. But they won't. They'll still say it's all his fault.
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  36. Real Patriot...I find it perplexing and asinine how many people don't see the issue. Legal immigrants and valid asylum request are always welcome. Trump has said this repeatedly. But those entering the country illegally are bypassing hundreds of thousands of valid immigrant and asylum requests from those following the proper process to become citizens. Why is this so hard for people like you to understand?
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  37. Wildfires have been occurring for billions of years. In fact, many trees and plants have evolved to survive with protections such as thick bark. And other plants flourish in the remnants of a fire. That said...it's unfortunate that the vast majority of wildfires that occur are human-caused. For example, over 80% of the fires in the Amazon and Australia were human-caused.
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  38. @FrankDux..Good data. But explain how it proves me wrong?
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  39. It means assault rifles or "ARs", with are semi-auto, AK-47 style guns with large magazines.
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  40. ublock ..Read my comment again. Slowly.
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  41. ublock ..In the context of my comment, it means assault rifle. Which are semi auto, AK-47 style weapons. find it perplexing when people don’t read and understand comments before replying. But don’t feel bad, I now see you’re not the only one to make the mistake.
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  42.  @SeanWinters  …lol, you appear to struggle with reading comprehension as well. The context of my mention of assault rifles wasn’t on a particular brand (AR 15), it was regarding all the types of rifles that fit into the category. I even mentioned one of them, the AK 47, for clarity. But don’t feel bad, you’re not the only one struggling with reading comprehension in this area.
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  43. The issue is the integrity of the voting process, not who wins or loses. Here's the fundamental question Democrats and Trump haters need to answer: If we proceed with an election using mail-in voting and fraud is discovered during the vote counting process, will you accept the results? Before answering, imagine Trump wins.
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  44.  Lando Calrissian ...2016 was a 'hail mary"?! It appears you don't know what really happened. Although Hillary won the popular vote by 3 million, it was only because she beat Trump by 5 million in CA and NY, where the Dems have a massive base that would vote for a sack of potatoes...as long as it's blue. Figured it out yet? Trump won the popular vote over the other 48 States by 2 million. Which is why he won in an electoral landslide. Far from a "hail mary". We can't have CA and NY determine the President every election. Regarding your answer to my question on mail in voting, I'm surprised. I think you're likely in a huge minority of Democrats who would accept the results if voting fraud is discovered. My bottom line is this: I don't think we can delay the election. We therefore MUST ensure the election is the most scrutinized in history. If there's any mail-in voting allowed it should be very minimal and highly controlled We've figured out how to let people go to Walmart safely, so we can figure out how to make in-person voting safe.
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  45.  Lando Calrissian  ..You make many good points and I respect people who are able to have an intelligent discussion on politics. It's very rare these days. Thumbs up for your comment. I don't have time to respond to all your points right now but will get back to you. Have a good one.
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  46. PREDICTIONS UPDATE! SEE #1 ABOVE. Regarding Colbert's first monologue since the interview: 1. Weaved the Stormy Daniels issue into why Hillary lost....CHECK! 2. Cleverly hid more Liberal propaganda under the guise of satire...CHECK! 3. Used quotes out of context...CHECK! (and worse, he was quoting Stormy Daniels). 4. Attacked the President and his wife on a personal level...CHECK! (and worse, he made it very, very personal). (yes, ..I know I'm replying to myself. It's just to update my predictions)
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  47. She did a great job. And at least Biden's handlers didn't invite the brainwashed Swedish girl to the inauguration. That'll come later, since they're pandering to the globalists and climate alarmists by rejoining a completely meaningless "Paris Climate Accord".
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  48. HRS Darwish ..Are you suggesting we do nothing?
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  49. SpecOps140 ..Better border security isn’t a polarizing issue. The wall is mostly a metaphor. Everyone should agree we need a far better approach than status quo. If it takes declaring a national emergency, so be it. The Dems need to realize globalist policies and sanctuary laws will no longer work in today’s world.
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  50. SpecOps140 ..I don’t normally respond to oddly misplaced grammar lessons...but I recommend you review the definition of a metaphor. My use of the reference is apt. To simplify it for you..the wall is primarily a symbol of enhanced border security. Regarding the important topic...it’s good you agree we need immigration reform and enhanced border security. No rational person thinks the status quo is remotely acceptable.
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